California Division of Property Lawyer

Assisting in Division of Properties
California is a Community Property state, meaning that all property, real or personal, wherever situated, acquired by a married person during the marriage is presumed to be the property of both spouses. Property acquired before the date of marriage and after the date of separation is presumed to be that parties’ separate property. Further, property acquired by gift or inheritances is that parties’ separate property.
Dividing assets and debts accumulated during a marriage can have significant consequences for both parties. It is important to have a legal advocate on your side to ensure the best results possible.
Moore Family Law has extensive experience handling a wide array of assets and debts. Our firm has experience in marital estates of all sizes and has successfully navigated several clients through their divorce with complex property issues.
While the most optimal goal is to reach a settlement of assets and debts, in cases where litigation is required, we will guide you along the way to protect your rights.
Remember, divorce is undoubtedly a challenging time, but with the right legal representation, you can navigate the process with confidence and peace of mind.
Call Now 310-553-1111, for a free consultation.

